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The top U.S. military commander in Afghanistan said on Friday the decision to deploy one of the largest conventional bombs

How foreign born consumers impact the U.S. economy

In this ongoing in-depth investigation, NRN looks at how the current political environment could affect immigration and what it means

Oil prices tumbled by 3 percent on Monday on concern that record Iraqi crude exports and rising U.S. output would

Apartment rents declined in some of the country’s priciest cities during the third quarter, a dramatic reversal that could signal

Anyone who has tossed a hat into the U.S. home-buying fray lately has most likely been forced to deal with a

Deutsche Bank AG (DBKGn.DE) agreed to pay $95 million to resolve a U.S. government lawsuit accusing the German bank of

Several of the world’s top central banks will meet in the coming week, but only one, the U.S. Federal Reserve,

This article was originally published on Sept. 30. It has been updated to reflect closing information for the last day

Germany’s economy ministry believes a Donald Trump presidency would severely damage the U.S. economy, according to an internal memorandum reported

Robert Bosch rejected U.S. car owners’ claims that 38 of its employees conspired with Volkswagen Group for a decade to